Using your deployments

After creating your service you will be taken to the service dashboard. This contains all the information and controls about your deployment.

Logs, metrics, and health checks

You can click on a container in a service to view logs, metrics, and health checks. You can see active containers in your service dashboard, or on the service’s observability dashboard.

:northflank: Logs and metrics

Shell access

You can click on a running container in a service to access a shell for the container. This will start a prompt with the default user for the image. The image will only have access to programs that it was built with, for example some images may not have a package manager or text editor.

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:northflank: Execute commands in a container

You can also Using SSH to access your Services

Public URL

You can expose your application to the public internet from a deployment’s ports and DNS page. You can use this to access web interfaces or APIs served by your deployments. Only HTTP ports can be made public.

:northflank: Expose your application

Persistent volumes

Add volumes to persist data between restarts:

Persistent volumes